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“It’s a long shot, but this baby is pretty cool.” He pushed the button that brought up the menu. “I need to run a search.” “Of course, master,” the computer said with an inviting smile. “Which pornographic material should I seek out today?” Dante grinned. “Really? You can do that?” He felt Meg’s stare. “Nothing like that.”

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Bound

Bound is a fictional narrative that delves into the complexities of human relationships and self-discovery, weaving together elements of mystery and introspection. more

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Sophie Oak

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